European company updates
Technology released, shipped, and deployed across Europe.
Revolut deployed Pay with Smile at selected Kiss the Hippo cafes in London, allowing enrolled customers to authenticate an in-store purchase by looking at the checkout terminal instead of presenting a phone or card. The pilot moves facial-payment authentication out of the lab and into an ordinary retail setting, where convenience, consent and public trust can be tested together.
The first public beta of an open-source calendar application for mobile and desktop, written in Rust and libadwaita and distributed through Flathub.
The newest products, features, and updates from European companies.
Colb launched Colbee, a financial AI agent in WhatsApp that gives users a conversational route into supported on-chain financial products and transactions. Replacing wallet-heavy workflows with a familiar chat interface could make regulated on-chain finance easier to understand and use, although its reach and impact remain unproven.
Mediahuis rebuilt and relaunched Hyves as a web and mobile social network centered on friends and communities, with a chronological timeline instead of an algorithmically ranked endless feed. It is a rare attempt to challenge mainstream social platforms with a deliberately calmer product model and predominantly European technical infrastructure.
Calibre expanded from a London early-access beta to nationwide UK availability after securing Care Quality Commission registration, combining diagnostics, longitudinal health data, causal AI and care from registered doctors. Rather than offering another one-off health chatbot, Calibre is trying to build a continuously updated clinical picture that doctors and patients can use to guide preventive care over time.
An AI banking agent that can execute banking tasks through natural-language voice or text, including transfers, payment requests, bill splitting, invoice payments and receipt interpretation. It moves conversational AI beyond customer support into transactional agency over real financial operations.
More discoveries from the growing European company catalogue.
Cambridge digital-health company developing adaptive mobile software for automated insulin delivery and type 1 diabetes management.
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View companyDutch edtech startup offering a browser-based, movement-oriented practice platform for primary-school maths and language. Teachers use ready-made or custom exercises on a classroom screen or student devices; the platform offers class and school licences.
View companyDanish food-waste technology scaleup operating a consumer marketplace and business platform that helps retailers sell surplus food. The company says it has more than 120 million registered users, 180,000 active business partners and operations across 21 countries.
View companyA Graz, Austria-based smart-access scaleup that develops retrofit electronic smart locks, related access hardware and software services for residential, rental and business use.
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